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LGBT+ Conservatives

April 11, 2024

This article is about the LGBT wing of the British Conservative Party. For the conservative socio-political movement, see LGBT conservatism.

LGBT+ Conservatives is an organisation for LGBT conservatism in the United Kingdom.[1] It is affiliated and is the official LGBT wing of the Conservative Party. The current advocacy group can trace its roots back to the Conservative Group for Homosexual Equality which was later renamed the Tory Campaign for Homosexual Equality. The group was eventually disbanded and the new LGBTory group was formed, changing its name in 2016[2] to LGBT+ Conservatives.

LGBT+ Conservatives
ChairmanLuke Robert Black
Founded2006
Preceded by
HeadquartersConservative Campaign HQ
4 Matthew Parker Street, London, SW1H 9HQ, England
IdeologyLGBT conservatism
Economic liberalism
British unionism
PositionCentre-right
National affiliationConservative Party
Slogan"The LGBT Conservative Group"
Websitelgbtconservatives.org.uk

The group campaigns for LGBT rights alongside the main political beliefs and policies of the Conservative Party, which it promotes within the Party, LGBT community, and wider public. Besides this LGBT+ Conservatives campaigns for LGBT candidates,[3][4][5] including through its Candidates' Fund[6] and attends Pride events across the country.[7][8][9] It also organises events related to LGBT rights[10][11] including an annual event with Stonewall at Conservative Party Conference.[12][13] Since its early formation, the organisation has had an impact nationally, within Europe and globally becoming the model and inspiration for LGBTory and alike groups in Australia and Canada.[14][15]

Activity edit

 
LGBT+ Conservative members at Pride London
 
The LGBT+ Conservatives' after a hustings event with Susan Hall AM, Emma Best AM and Mozammel Hossain KC.

LGBT+ Conservatives has been present at social meet ups, meals and drinks and Pride events across the country.[16] LGBT+ Conservatives host many fundraising events across the UK, and Parliamentary receptions in The Palace of Westminster for members of both the House of Lords and House of Commons.

2010s edit

In 2016, LGBT+ Conservatives' officers also represented the organisation at the then-Prime Minister Theresa May's LGBT Downing Street garden reception.[17] After the 2017 general election, the group's then-chair Matthew Green was critical of the Democratic Unionist Party, describing the DUP's record on LGBT issues as "appalling".[18] This followed May's announcement that she intended to form a minority government with the DUP. As a result of the hung Parliament arising from the election, May's Conservatives did not have an overall majority, so were reliant on DUP support to govern. The Conservative-DUP agreement was finalised several weeks later, and lasted until Parliament was dissolved in November 2019.

In 2018, the official LGBT+ Conservative account posted a tweet denouncing the views of Conservative MP David Davies on trans people. It later apologised for the tone of the tweet.[19]

2020s edit

In 2021, the Conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson's wife Carrie Johnson spoke at the group's yearly Pride Reception in a rare public intervention.[20] Described by Chairwoman Elena Bunbury as a "longstanding ally"[21] and "a good sport to LGBT+ Conservatives",[22] Mrs Johnson's speech was widely reported in both UK and international press. This was the first intervention at a party conference by the spouse of a Prime Minister since Gordon Brown's wife Sarah Brown spoke at the Labour party conference.[23] Mrs Johnson told a 100-strong audience including the Prime Minister Boris, his sister Rachel Johnson, his father Stanley Johnson and the Foreign Secretary Liz Truss, that the Prime Minister was committed to LGBT rights.[24]

In 2023, the group celebrated ten years since the passing of the Conservative Party's Same-Sex Marriage Act, by hosting a drinks reception[25] with former Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron who has cited it several times as one of his proudest achievements in office.[26][27][28] The event was also attended by Baroness Stowell, who was the Leader of the House of Lords at the time and responsible for seeing the Same-Sex Marriage Act's passage through the House of Lords.[29] Famed for opening the debate with a joke about her love for George Clooney,[30] Baroness Stowell is cited by many within the LGBT+ Conservatives as a key force behind getting the bill through the House of Lords.

In 2023, the group partnered with a UK media company, Tiny White Fox,[31] to develop a new weekly podcast on LGBT+ current affairs called Never Kissed A Tory hosted by Joe Wilmot, Albie Amankona and Luke Robert Black.[32] The podcast also hosts Conservative MPs, AMs and Peers, including Emma Best AM, Andrew Boff AM, Maria Caulfield MP, Susan Hall AM and Alicia Kearns MP.

In December 2023, the group hosted its first ever reception at 10 Downing Street in which the Prime Minister Rishi Sunak attended and met with its members.[33] In the reception, the organisation celebrated the success of its joint campaign with the Terrence Higgins Trust to expand HIV Opt-Out testing[34] in English A&Es, which was announced the previous month by the Conservative Health Secretary Victoria Atkins at a parliamentary reception with Sir Elton John.[35]

Fund edit

LGBT+ Conservatives group disburse campaign funds in support of LGBT+ candidates.[36]

Chairmanship edit

  • 2007–2008: Anastasia Beaumont–Bott[37]
  • 2008–2009: Edward Butler–Ellis
  • 2009–2013: Matthew Sephton[38]
  • 2013–2017: Colm Howard–Lloyd[39]
  • 2017–2018: Matthew Green[40] - Resigned 14 May 2018[41]
  • 2018–2019: John Cope [41]
  • 2019–2020: Colm Howard-Lloyd[42]
  • 2020–2023: Elena Bunbury[43]
  • 2023-present: Luke Robert Black[44]

Patrons edit

LGBT+ Conservatives patrons in the House of Commons:[45]

LGBT+ Conservatives patrons in the House of Lords:[46]

LGBT+ Conservatives patrons in Holyrood:[47]

LGBT+ Conservatives patrons in the London Assembly:[48]

LGBT+ Conservatives patrons who are regional metro mayors:[49]

Awards edit

The LGBT+ Conservatives started giving out awards to UK parliamentarians and LGBT+ Conservatives' Executive and council members in 2022.

Prospective candidates for an award are shortlisted by the LGBT+ Conservatives' Executive. Once shortlisted, the members of the LGBT+ Conservatives vote for their preferred winner.[50]

Traditionally, the Awards are announced at the Pride Reception, which the LGBT+ Conservatives has held jointly with the UK LGBT charity Stonewall at Conservative Party Conference.

Year Patron of the Year Ally of the Year Council Member of the Year
2022 Baroness Davidson of Lundin Links[51] Penny Mordaunt MP[52] Luke Robert Black[53]
2023 Stuart Andrew MP[54] Penny Mordaunt MP[55] Albie Amankona[56]
2024 To be confirmed To be confirmed To be confirmed

See also edit

References edit

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This article is about the LGBT wing of the British Conservative Party For the conservative socio political movement see LGBT conservatism This article may rely excessively on sources too closely associated with the subject potentially preventing the article from being verifiable and neutral Please help improve it by replacing them with more appropriate citations to reliable independent third party sources April 2018 Learn how and when to remove this template message LGBT Conservatives is an organisation for LGBT conservatism in the United Kingdom 1 It is affiliated and is the official LGBT wing of the Conservative Party The current advocacy group can trace its roots back to the Conservative Group for Homosexual Equality which was later renamed the Tory Campaign for Homosexual Equality The group was eventually disbanded and the new LGBTory group was formed changing its name in 2016 2 to LGBT Conservatives LGBT ConservativesChairmanLuke Robert BlackFounded2006Preceded byConservative Group for Homosexual Equality Tory Campaign for Homosexual Equality LGBToryHeadquartersConservative Campaign HQ4 Matthew Parker Street London SW1H 9HQ EnglandIdeologyLGBT conservatismEconomic liberalismBritish unionismPositionCentre rightNational affiliationConservative PartySlogan The LGBT Conservative Group Websitelgbtconservatives org ukThe group campaigns for LGBT rights alongside the main political beliefs and policies of the Conservative Party which it promotes within the Party LGBT community and wider public Besides this LGBT Conservatives campaigns for LGBT candidates 3 4 5 including through its Candidates Fund 6 and attends Pride events across the country 7 8 9 It also organises events related to LGBT rights 10 11 including an annual event with Stonewall at Conservative Party Conference 12 13 Since its early formation the organisation has had an impact nationally within Europe and globally becoming the model and inspiration for LGBTory and alike groups in Australia and Canada 14 15 Contents 1 Activity 1 1 2010s 1 2 2020s 2 Fund 3 Chairmanship 4 Patrons 5 Awards 6 See also 7 ReferencesActivity edit nbsp LGBT Conservative members at Pride London nbsp The LGBT Conservatives after a hustings event with Susan Hall AM Emma Best AM and Mozammel Hossain KC LGBT Conservatives has been present at social meet ups meals and drinks and Pride events across the country 16 LGBT Conservatives host many fundraising events across the UK and Parliamentary receptions in The Palace of Westminster for members of both the House of Lords and House of Commons 2010s edit In 2016 LGBT Conservatives officers also represented the organisation at the then Prime Minister Theresa May s LGBT Downing Street garden reception 17 After the 2017 general election the group s then chair Matthew Green was critical of the Democratic Unionist Party describing the DUP s record on LGBT issues as appalling 18 This followed May s announcement that she intended to form a minority government with the DUP As a result of the hung Parliament arising from the election May s Conservatives did not have an overall majority so were reliant on DUP support to govern The Conservative DUP agreement was finalised several weeks later and lasted until Parliament was dissolved in November 2019 In 2018 the official LGBT Conservative account posted a tweet denouncing the views of Conservative MP David Davies on trans people It later apologised for the tone of the tweet 19 2020s edit In 2021 the Conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson s wife Carrie Johnson spoke at the group s yearly Pride Reception in a rare public intervention 20 Described by Chairwoman Elena Bunbury as a longstanding ally 21 and a good sport to LGBT Conservatives 22 Mrs Johnson s speech was widely reported in both UK and international press This was the first intervention at a party conference by the spouse of a Prime Minister since Gordon Brown s wife Sarah Brown spoke at the Labour party conference 23 Mrs Johnson told a 100 strong audience including the Prime Minister Boris his sister Rachel Johnson his father Stanley Johnson and the Foreign Secretary Liz Truss that the Prime Minister was committed to LGBT rights 24 In 2023 the group celebrated ten years since the passing of the Conservative Party s Same Sex Marriage Act by hosting a drinks reception 25 with former Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron who has cited it several times as one of his proudest achievements in office 26 27 28 The event was also attended by Baroness Stowell who was the Leader of the House of Lords at the time and responsible for seeing the Same Sex Marriage Act s passage through the House of Lords 29 Famed for opening the debate with a joke about her love for George Clooney 30 Baroness Stowell is cited by many within the LGBT Conservatives as a key force behind getting the bill through the House of Lords In 2023 the group partnered with a UK media company Tiny White Fox 31 to develop a new weekly podcast on LGBT current affairs called Never Kissed A Tory hosted by Joe Wilmot Albie Amankona and Luke Robert Black 32 The podcast also hosts Conservative MPs AMs and Peers including Emma Best AM Andrew Boff AM Maria Caulfield MP Susan Hall AM and Alicia Kearns MP In December 2023 the group hosted its first ever reception at 10 Downing Street in which the Prime Minister Rishi Sunak attended and met with its members 33 In the reception the organisation celebrated the success of its joint campaign with the Terrence Higgins Trust to expand HIV Opt Out testing 34 in English A amp Es which was announced the previous month by the Conservative Health Secretary Victoria Atkins at a parliamentary reception with Sir Elton John 35 Fund editLGBT Conservatives group disburse campaign funds in support of LGBT candidates 36 Chairmanship edit2007 2008 Anastasia Beaumont Bott 37 2008 2009 Edward Butler Ellis 2009 2013 Matthew Sephton 38 2013 2017 Colm Howard Lloyd 39 2017 2018 Matthew Green 40 Resigned 14 May 2018 41 2018 2019 John Cope 41 2019 2020 Colm Howard Lloyd 42 2020 2023 Elena Bunbury 43 2023 present Luke Robert Black 44 Patrons editLGBT Conservatives patrons in the House of Commons 45 Rt Hon Stuart Andrew MP Dehenna Davison MP Sir Michael Fabricant MP Paul Holmes MP Kieran Mullan MP Crispin Blunt MP Peter Gibson MP Nigel Evans MP Mike Freer MP Iain Stewart MP Gary Sambrook MP William Wragg MP Rt Hon David Mundell MP Elliot Colburn MP Mark Fletcher MP Daniel Kawczynski MPLGBT Conservatives patrons in the House of Lords 46 Lord Black of Brentwood Rt Hon Baroness Davidson of Lundin Links Lord Ian Duncan of Springbank Lord Robert Hayward Lord Barker of Battle Lord Herbert Baron Herbert of South DownsLGBT Conservatives patrons in Holyrood 47 Annie Wells MSP Jamie Green MSPLGBT Conservatives patrons in the London Assembly 48 Andrew Boff AM Emma Best AM Nick Rodgers AMLGBT Conservatives patrons who are regional metro mayors 49 Andy StreetAwards editThe LGBT Conservatives started giving out awards to UK parliamentarians and LGBT Conservatives Executive and council members in 2022 Prospective candidates for an award are shortlisted by the LGBT Conservatives Executive Once shortlisted the members of the LGBT Conservatives vote for their preferred winner 50 Traditionally the Awards are announced at the Pride Reception which the LGBT Conservatives has held jointly with the UK LGBT charity Stonewall at Conservative Party Conference Year Patron of the Year Ally of the Year Council Member of the Year2022 Baroness Davidson of Lundin Links 51 Penny Mordaunt MP 52 Luke Robert Black 53 2023 Stuart Andrew MP 54 Penny Mordaunt MP 55 Albie Amankona 56 2024 To be confirmed To be confirmed To be confirmedSee also edit nbsp LGBT portal nbsp Conservatism portal nbsp Politics portal nbsp United Kingdom portalList of organisations associated with the British Conservative Party List of LGBT related organisations LGBT rights in the United KingdomReferences edit About Us LGBT Conservatives Archived from the 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